Events and Conferences
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Past Conferences
2017 TIC
May 21-23, 2017
Seattle, Washington
2015 TIC
June 1-3, 2015
Grand Rapids, Michigan
2013 TIC
June 23 – 26, 2013
Atlanta, Georgia
Conference Information
Grassroots Workshop Agenda
2011 TIC
June 20 – 22, 2011
St. Louis, Missouri
2017 Transit Initiatives and Communities Conference – Seattle, WA
The Transit Initiatives and Communities Conference is the only national conference exclusively devoted to understanding transportation ballot measures and providing concrete advice on how to win. In 2017, the conference was hosted to Seattle, Washington, a city that enjoys a strong history of local investment in public transportation.
2015 Transit Initiatives and Communities Conference, Grand Rapids
CFTE conducts the biennial Transit Initiatives and Communities Conference to bring together transit agencies, local officials, transportation supporters, advocates, and ballot measure campaign professionals to discuss the latest information on transportation ballot measures. Conference sessions offer insights into recent elections and key trends shaping campaigns. Sessions are interactive and provide extensive case studies. TIC is an excellent opportunity for networking and practical learning.
Transit Election Results and Trends
Join us to discuss how transit faired at the ballot box this year and what the key lessons learned were.
Webinar: Public Transportation Research
Fast facts, where to find them, and how to use them
Measuring Up
Transportation for America and the Center for Transportation Excellence invite you to this special half day event about state and local transportation funding campaigns at the ballot box and beyond.
Webinar: Going Multimodal at the Ballot Box
Investing in multiple active transportation projects to improve the community
Webinar: Making Friends for Transit Investment
Moving from key stakeholders to a broad coaltion of support
Webinar: Funding Your Campaign
Where to start, who to approach, and how to budget